Enfranchised is valid Scrabble Word

Is enfranchised a scrabble word?
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12 letters word
21 points in Scrabble
23 points in WWF

Definitions for ENFRANCHISED in dictionary:

VERB:

ENFRANCHISE, to admit to the privileges of a citizen and esp. to the right of suffrage
give (a town) the right to be represented in Parliament.
give the right to vote to
free (a slave).

ADJECTIVE:

endowed with the rights of citizenship especially the right to vote

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to set free (as from slavery)

Words related to ENFRANCHISED

enfranchise19

Words that contain ENFRANCHISED

disenfranchised25

How to use ENFRANCHISED in a sentence

Nevada and Montana declared for suffrage before the war was four months old, and Denmark enfranchised its women before the year was out.
Never now could she be enfranchised into the male world! IV She slipped her arms into a new bodice purchased in London on the second day of the marriage.
The Countess Jane had enfranchised all those belonging to her as early as 1222.
Everywhere, however, cities became more or less completely enfranchised, though some more rapidly than others.
I want to see this newly enfranchised race adding its quota to the civilization of the land.
In Washington Territory, since woman was enfranchised, there have been two elections.
I desire also to inform my friend from Georgia that since women were enfranchised in Washington Territory nature has continued in her wonted courses.
Therefore we can not promise you that women will vote as a unit when they are enfranchised.
In Wyoming, for instance, by a Democratic legislature, the women were enfranchised.
Bright felt that, as married women were the greatest sufferers under the law, they should be the first rather than the last to be enfranchised.

If the colored men were not enfranchised then the Johnson plan might as well be accepted.
The great northern towns had been enfranchised by the Reform Bill, and sent as leaders of the movement Richard Cobden and John Bright.
The electors thus enfranchised, numerous as they were, owing to the wide distribution of land, often suffered from a very onerous disability.
Washington in 1910, California in 1911, Oregon, Kansas, and Arizona in 1912, Nevada and Montana in 1914 by popular vote enfranchised their women.
He is said to have been brought as a slave to Athens when very young, and after serving several masters was enfranchised by Iadmon, the Samian.
When the workman of the town had been enfranchised, it was impossible to keep his brother who worked on the land permanently in the position of a serf or a cipher.
But, sir, if the negro had not been enfranchised the South would have been divided and the Republic united.
The town workman was enfranchised by this Act as the middle-class man had been enfranchised by the Act of 1832, and the electorate was increased from about 100,000 to 2,000,000.
Boroughs having less than five hundred electors were to have the number of the enfranchised augmented by adding neighbouring towns in the same representations.
The application of eugenics to the human species, coming, almost in the spirit of an inspiration, at the time when women are about to be enfranchised, is significant.
No one that has realized the present state of our own West Indian colonies, will believe that the enfranchised negro can be depended upon as a daily laborer for hire.
Crucifixion of the Light Principle enfranchised all souls, 567-m.
He was not enfranchised, but he could no longer be made the victim of state laws designed merely to keep him in servile subjection.
The result has been that the newly enfranchised majority has ultimately absorbed the minority, and that the atmosphere of culture, of which we have just spoken, has disappeared.
With the free and ample forms of the Classics before them, Ronsard and his school enfranchised French verse.
Nothing is more certain that women, when they become enfranchised, will never, in any large numbers, appear as office seekers.
The first person who granted freedom to his peasants was Zamoiski, formerly grand chancellor, who in 1760 enfranchised six villages.
Notwithstanding this, if America is ever to become a government built on the broadest justice to every citizen, then every citizen must be enfranchised.
So vividly has this truth been brought home to us that we have lightly assumed that a privileged and enfranchised majority cannot equally harm a nation.
On the other hand, the newly enfranchised view existing conditions more critically, more as human beings and less as politicians.
Stanton, asking most earnestly that the negro should be enfranchised, but just as earnestly that the suffrage should be conferred on woman at the same time.
The only reason it ever forced itself here was because certain persons insisted that woman must stand back and wait until another class should be enfranchised.
If Miss Anthony had won her case on the merits, it would have revolutionized the suffrage of the country and enfranchised every woman in the United States.

Similar words containing FRANCHIS without suffix ed and without prefix en

franchise17 franchised19 franchisee18 franchiser18 franchises18 franchisor18 affranchise22 enfranchise19 franchisees19 franchisers19 franchising20 franchisors19 affranchised24 affranchises23 disfranchise21 enfranchiser20 enfranchises20 unfranchised21 affranchising25 disfranchised23 disfranchises22 enfranchisers21 enfranchising22 franchisement23 disenfranchise23 disfranchising24 franchisements24 affranchisement28 disenfranchised25 disenfranchises24 enfranchisement25 disenfranchisem26 disfranchisemen26 disenfranchisin24 disfranchisement27 disenfranchising26 enfranchisements26 disfranchisements28 disenfranchisement29 disenfranchisements30

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